Sébastien Maillard, a Chatham House Associate Fellow, provides keen insights on European political trends following the recent Dutch elections, while Karien van Gennip, former Deputy Prime Minister, discusses the implications for domestic and business perspectives. They analyze the significance of Geert Wilders' setbacks and the rise of Rob Jetten, emphasizing the complexities of coalition-making in a fragmented political landscape. They also touch on the evolving dynamics of populism, socioeconomic grievances driving voter behavior, and the far-right's impact on centrist narratives across Europe.
